Sunday morning: To breakfast and beyond . . .

1. It's a gorgeous day with bright sun and blue skies. Not too cold either. Time to get out into the world.

2. The first stop will be at the Cossayuna Fire Department for the all-you-can-eat breakfast. Then probably down to Saratoga for some shopping, then some scenic-route driving on the way home.

3. Not only is the New York Times article on Online Scrabble fascinating, it's the most e-mailed story on the site right now.

4. So, apparently, a Mommy Activist is different from any other concerned citizen.

5. I read polyamory and dot_poly_snark regularly. Sometimes, it's amusing. Sometimes, it's a little scary, and sometimes my cartoon theater burns right to the ground. If such things interest you, gonna want to look for the polyamory post with 155 comments (11 in the last hour or so).

Have a great day!

Sunday evening: Read stuff my friends write!

1. So for this weekend, I have pumped Dan Kennedy's blog and fireroseboudic's Yankees' blog.

Next up is Shayara, shadesong's long-awaited project.




Here's her blurb:

Shayara is an urban-fantasy illuminated manuscript. (As it's not 100% illustrated, I don't know that you can call it awebcomic.) It will start in earnest on March 2, and by publishedthereafter on Tuesdays and Thursdays; you'll always get at least onepage, but generally, you'll get as much as the story demands.


2. Another one, this time an e-book for the lovely safirasilv:

Here's the link  for it.

3. Any suggestions on things evil_nicola and theresat should do in Berlin next week? Any suggestions on what they should bring home for their Dad?

4. St. Louis loses an institution:

Sporting News magazine is moving the rest of its operations from St. Louis to parent company American City Business Journals Inc.'s corporate headquarters in Charlotte, N.C., said Ray Shaw, chairman of American City Business Journals.

5. Ya know, I am a Diehard, but I just cannot get exciting about Spring Training games.

Edited to fix weirdness.